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NEW Scientists look for ways to use yellow cedars
Anchorage Daily News - Anchorage,AK,USA (Posted 1-9-07)
Nootkatin and carvacrol were found to kill spores of Phytophthora ramorum, the mold that causes sudden oak death, a disease that has ravaged forests in ...
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Burns prescribed in state park Eureka,CA,USA posted 10-13-06 ... The Jay Smith Road prescribed burn will test the effectiveness of using prescribed fire to control the spread of Phytophthora ramorum,
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Hunt continues for tree diseases
Farming UK - Linthwaite,Huddersfield,UK
These are Phytophthora ramorum, which is the causal agent of a
condition known as Sudden Oak Death in the USA, and Phytophthora
kernoviae.
Sudden Oak Death introduced to US, study finds
UC Berkeley - Berkeley,CA,USA Posted 4-21-06 ... May issue of the journal Molecular Ecology and published
online on Thursday, April 13, has potentially shed light on how
Phytophthora ramorum - the pathogen ...
County destroys plants infected with pathogen
TheReporter.com - Vacaville, CA,USA Posted
4-13-06 ... According to a press release issued Tuesday, the
California Department of Food and Agriculture confirmed the finding of
"Phytophthora ramorum" in March.
Fungus forces destruction of hundreds of camellias
Tallahassee Democrat Posted 3-21-06
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..but David Marshall, of the Leon County extension office of the
University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agriculture Science,
said it can be hard to track where the plants ...
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Riverside County broadens attack on oak disease
North County Times - Escondido, CA,USA Posted 8-29-05 ... county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously this week to beef
up a program launched in March 2004 with the goal of preventing sudden oak
death disease from ...
Caring for Oaks Columbus
Ledger-Enquirer - Columbus,GA,USA Posted 8-29-05 ... But when it
comes to the threat of sudden oak death, camellias, azaleas, viburnum,
pieris and mountain laurel all number among the "dirty five" -- host plants
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China's Rust Lessons: Part 1 High
Plains Journal - Dodge City,KS,USA Posted 7-18-05 B EIJING (DTN) --
While many people cite Brazil's experience with Asian soybean rust as a
point of reference, China may be a more relevant model for the US ...
Plant Disease Importation Could Spell Sudden Death for Nursery ...
AgNews - TX,USA Posted 7-18-05
... For East Texas nursery operators and tree farmers, the equivalent of
soybean rust could be sudden oak death. In five years, the ...
Late rains may cultivate oak death
Marin Independent-Journal - San Rafael,CA,USA
Posted 5-24-05 Scientists studying sudden oak death are watching the
late spring rains with trepidation - since new research indicates that
production of the spores that ...
Georgia AG Finds SOD Fungus in Sample from Alpharetta Nursery
Duluth Weekly - Duluth,GA,USA Posted
5-24-05 ATLANTA (May 20) -- Georgia Department of Agriculture
inspectors have found the fungus that causes Sudden Oak Death in a camellia
shipment to a retail nursery
GFC issues statewide alert for killer oak fungus
Duluth Weekly - Duluth,GA,USA Posted 5-9-05
MACON, GA (May 5) - The Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC) has issued a
statewide alert for a potential epidemic of Sudden Oak Death (SOD) disease
and urges ...
Posted 2-28-05
Sudden Oak Death
LiveScience.com - New York,NY,USA
Posted 2-11-05 Contrary to what the name suggests, sudden oak
death afflicts many types of trees and shrubs, including azaleas, camellias
and rhododendrons. ...
Plant Doctors Target Sudden Oak Death
Agricultural Research - Beltsville,MD Posted 2-2-05 ... oaks and woody backyard plants like azaleas and camellias can
both fall victim to a microbe that's perhaps best known for causing Sudden
Oak Death disease in ...
Third strain may be offspring of US, European types or link to
San Francisco Chronicle - San
Francisco,CA,USA Posted 1-24-05
A previously unknown strain of the tree-killing disease known as sudden oak
death has been found in a nursery in Washington state, a possible mutant
child of ...
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Sudden oak death ups work for nursery inspectors
Bend.com - Bend,OR,USA (Posted
1-20-05)
... After sudden oak death was detected in a handful of Oregon nurseries the
past couple of years, ODA and the nursery industry last summer developed a
mandatory ...
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